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Jun Yu

Professor

Umea University

Sweden

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Professor Jun Yu is a faculty member at Umeå University in Sweden. His research encompasses a variety of fields, focusing on plant isotope fractionation, statistical learning for train performance analysis, and advanced imaging techniques in medical applications. Recent publications include studies on the impact of winter climate on train delays and the metabolic drivers of hydrogen isotope fractionation in tree‐ring glucose.

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Totte Niittylä

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Michael Grabner

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, BOKU

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Manuela Elena Jurca

Staff Scientist

Umea University

SWEDEN

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Biotechnological adaptation of high-yielding, gibberellin-overproducing Populus trees to seasonal growth patterns

New insights into the mechanisms of plant isotope fractionation from combined analysis of intramolecular 13C and deuterium abundances in Pinus nigra tree‐ring glucose

Statistical learning for train delays and influence of winter climate and atmospheric icing

Metabolism is a major driver of hydrogen isotope fractionation recorded in tree‐ring glucose of Pinus nigra

Minimization of the q-ratio sparsity with 1<q≤∞ for signal recovery

Contrast Agent Quantification by Using Spatial Information in Dynamic Contrast Enhanced MRI

Train Performance Analysis Using Heterogeneous Statistical Models

Effects of winter climate on delays of high speed passenger trains in Botnia-Atlantica region

Efficient surface finish defect detection using reduced rank spline smoothers and probabilistic classifiers

A Method for Identification of Mechanical Response of Motor Units in Skeletal Muscle Voluntary Contractions Using Ultrafast Ultrasound Imaging—Simulations and Experimental Tests

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Totte Niittylä

Michael Grabner

Manuela Elena Jurca

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